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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1967
Page
8
Mrs. Fred Cowan of 1453 Compton Terrace seized an 18 year old rider when she saw her son's bicycle pass by Sunday. The boy said he bought the bike from another boy for 3.50 dollars. The 9 year old confessed to taking the bicycle from the Municipal Building library side, returned the 3.50 to the 13 year old, and was released to parents pending juvenile action.
Frank Halgowski a 64 year old laborer from Westfield sustained internal injuries after falling through a hole at the Bristol-Myers Research Laboratory construction site He was treated by Dr Philip Di Santo of Elizabeth and removed to St Elizabeth Hospital in Elizabeth for emergency care.
Police in Union and Hillside received numerous calls between 7 and 7 30 p.m. Thursday from residents reporting odd lights overhead. In Hillside the lights seemed to reflect from Elizabeth while in Union the lights over Cheetah Flagship appeared in a greenish orange color.
Robert Young of 230 First St Dunellen reports theft of auto accessories valued at 215.44 from a storage lot behind Wendel Co at 1485 Chestnut St. Items stolen from new cars include one white wall tire and four automobile batteries. A note mentions improvised buffet table using taped card tables.
Union County Trust Company reports record earnings for 1960 up 14.5 percent from the prior year. Capital funds reach a new high near 15 million dollars. Loans exceed 100 million, up 7 percent. Board re-elects George W. Bauer as Chairman and Raymond W. Bauer as President. New advisory board members Maxwell D. Rodgers and Richard B. Magner named. Several executives also re-elected to senior posts.
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